Friday 10 April

5pm-6pm

Lone Wolf is multifaceted account of Europe's hinterlands at a moment of political and environmental change. 

Saturday 11 April

12pm-1pm

Ash reveals the 12 key motivations for travel and how they can lead to more satisfying and sustainable travel experiences.

Saturday 11 April

5pm-6pm

In conversation with Rosie Goldsmith, Margaret will discuss her work which brings together writings on people, places, politics and publishing.

Sunday 12 April

1pm-2pm

Jen will be in conversation with Louise Troup about documenting the war in Ukraine and making her own way across a war-torn country.

Friday 10 April

7pm-8pm

Rory MacLean will be in conversation with ‘the trailblazing patron saint of the world’s backpackers and adventure travellers’ Tony Wheeler.

Saturday 11 April

2pm-3pm

Sophie identifies the true source of the River Oxus, the location of which has perplexed geographers, diplomats, and spies for over 200 years.

Saturday 11 April

7pm-8pm

In conversation with Colin Thubron, Sara discusses her book on Jan Morris – a portrait of an astonishing individual.

Sunday 12 April 

2.30pm-3.30pm

Jonathan Drori CBE will celebrate the delightful, poignant and occasionally daft relationships that people have with plants. 

Saturday 11 April

10.30am-11.30am

Mark spent five years sailing into every harbour and interviewing some 256 Harbour Masters.

Saturday 11 April 

3.30pm-4.30pm

In conversation with Samatha Knights KC, Raja Shehadeh and his wife Penny Johnson search for a wider vision of Palestine.

Sunday 12 April

10.30am-12pm

The winner of the 2026 £10,000 Sherborne Prize for Travel Writing will be announced.

Sunday 12 April

4pm-5pm

In this timely and provocative talk, Peter asks what lessons the past can teach us about the challenges of today and tomorrow.